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he TACKLED THE WRONG MAM
Showing that its . Cold nay when . New
York Lawyer Gets Left.
From the Kingston Freeman

1OrR Lawyer 0ets AoNs
From the Kingston Freeman
One Of the conditions upon which an Uk
that Of being employed as E wqtchman
upon his duty with large amount. Of Drag and
siene sSSe
sides New YORK Lawyer whose EetanIne
aI Who sss 1neH fond fs hns
long ago e inSalss IL his isyorits sport Hs
oesan as ali his BASKET rspfdIS ~ '' ''a'e'
it, tool" fell upon his ears IN tones q thunder.
ssns IL I'd t ID ssl
looked up and smiIingly asked: -,
to ses Of this stream q ones Didn't yop sec ses
R Waa %p az a6S oe hs land that no shna
the q to- did 5 net b. shss s .sa
another fine Ash. which he reeled to his basket
with the utmost nonehslanoe.
me rage OF the guardian OF the stream knew
.o ara 9Ht your name before yoq leave this
f5s T fsvs served upon YOU
' swss9 affaPs gSs
s snS & ,b t. have The made correctly
as ifaa Ef Law Nov 9oFt and
SS, %sSs yS.sEss ess ssS SS
thi I State: having gone 70 ths Court o7 Apgsals
never {. dared sue ANYBODY since: But: never
mind that-be sure and get ny name right"
soS sTs
anf hs sns hs con-
shsn psDs sds to s the stream as and
The next gay the .yisiiant sentinel in q the
the town served summons upon him to ap. p.
Ips pear before for Squire n. and answer why hs
the attorney at hotel. ~ ''A'' "Du 'ou'''
There must be some mistake about this"
Il De not owe you anything that l know Of
h,Oh yes you do" said the man Of law, with
sfS S consult nr with
ton Is $50, but have been extremely generous
with you. and will only charge you s25;, You
The man pleaded hard, but It did no good.
He paid the lawyer his fee. The next day the
doing so he walked to the humble home Of the
minister nh who preached in the little church in
Dominic" he said learn your salary is
but mere pittance and your church Is poor.
Accept this little contribution from stranger.
at OF the church" At the same time the lawyer
PLACED package q bills into the hand Of ne
the yard. The dominic counted go in the
presence of his ailipg wife. As the hot tears
fsli upon her cheeks he kissed her and said: y
and that there Is no good In the human heart
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KAWEAH WAS SURPRISED.
10 were his squavvs. and They All Ineon.
tinently Skedaddled.
Prom the Los Angeles Herald.

Prom the Los Anoetes Herald.
Bank Commissioner Potts Of Los Angeles
had an amusing experience IN The gold times
reporter. runs as follows: N''
In the early days OF the gold excitement, be-
fore many OF the young men Of the present day
thss t6srs was probably s0fd at The head Saters
We'll to investigate the matter and accerdinsIy
they set out. In due time they arrived.
They discoyered deep hole In the bed Of
ill., IT, stream ; i Sss e in s ths. hole. They
ter was too deep and they found themselves civ In
him Of diving suit in San, Francisco that he
sSst and sr Pm IL TSs he Sd sf safss
Of the friGhtfui Appearances OF a man arrayed
In 1t. The front Of the headpiece is a large
circular pane Of glass that gives the wsarer
plying air to the diver, and there is also rope
Po nF np paTtasF arr a himself in the
suit. Lying across the hole was a fallen tree.
and Mr. Potts and his partner walked out upon
Potts holding the rope BY which to hold him
@as tRa. sns on on fh thc RSs
with stout line Tor big nSh. He was thus en-
gagged when Chief Kaweah and his squaws
came. down from the mountains, whore they
had been gathering nuts. He stopped and
thus addressed Mr.. Potts:
You ketchum fish 2"
No, not yet" was the reply but expect a
bite pretty soon."
Tho old chief was evidently much interested
In tho scene, and without more ado he squat
tod on the bank and awaited Developments,
Pretty soon there cano n Jerk on the rope
that rippled the surface Of the water. kaweah
became greatly excited when he saw Mr.. Potts
pulling heavily on tho line, and the old chief
got 70 his feet and watched the procedure with
re deepest interest. Presently The monster Of
OyolopeAn eye turned In KaWeAh's direction,
Uehp shouted the Old WARRIOR, and then no
ss 81 o A Is ssiS sc '-l ana hsa pAn''
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THE GREATEST CLUB HOUSE IN THU
WORLD.
TIE New National Liberal Ciab OF London.
From ne London Telegraph

TIE New National Laberei CIub OF Aonaon.
From ne london telegraph
The new and palatial building which has
been eraced. On the Thames Em6ansd%sInt AZ
The National Liberal Club. will be formally
taken Of ths che aoh ns
Is one OF the largest club houses In the world. II
not actually. the largest. and 70 a handsome
inss rapidly rising on the north bank Of Lon.
don's busy river.
sss ssHs ss TH hss sSfts ssSf
p %ses a anG 81 81 eos e.
yestibuie and hall some is feet wide, leading
G d tSs to hs Sana ssy Is
and dn do s 20 above %hilS the
so 5ST we oSss by ' s6 sS %
top, Portland stone makes the external facing
The T internal Decentralization soGn is sxtensye
About II feet below the ,paveneptol White
hall ac.SS are the wine seaf and M rs
vine bins. built OF brick and stone: ASCENDING
to tae Is room feet ons
IS feet wide. not reckoning the space gained
s Ssy ees Ss ceiling
servants. besides boiler room storasee spsee
n Sv With sFS1ssh HGs
abSS snd Of % the h xs'sSS' tie '%s
the, entrance hall, is a large waiting
n roon a Is Sa ss feet TSere
a bs 9S hn f Sar sG': and
r !cAS; ASCENDING to the upper ground door:
BY the grand staircase. which is ellipticsl IN
plan and consists q three flights Of s9lid s!ci-
apartment iio feet long BY ss feet wide, fGsSins
are also ei on this fioor the drawing room. the
reading and writing room. the grill room. and
yarious oiilces: On the aoor next sbove Is t6s
isaslss}Re q Ssys and I?sl isss HIN xd|Sin
Ing It IL the .smokers' reading and writing
snd xna e
access to balcony. The other apartments in
Sa ans r. tie
leSel 81 this door The grand staircase ends. and
Is an q oors
SSss ssr osnd Sa
g sss ps9s sSs She ~
storage purposes and to Bedrooms Tor en-;
Syssfs 81 s6
an enormous tank. CONSTRUCTED TO hold about
100 tons, OF water, for working the hydraulic
lifts. hydrants. DC. All the floors Of the Inn
Ing is to be lighted BY about $50 Edison
Swan incandescent. lamps: Besides q wine
lift. the club Is fitted with three American ele-
yators. In order to make the drainage OF the
building as perfect and complete as possible
the architect has introduced the shone hydro
cessful results at the Houses Of Parliament.
By this means the sewage and rainfall as
tan sewer. In regard to the internal decora-
tions Of the club the object has evidently been
tecturaI treatment and cleanliness; and these
ends appear upon the whole to have been ade.
quately secured by the kinds Of material used
selection of furniture. elegance suitability, and
substantiSlity appear to have been successfully
heating and ventilatinR the building.
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JAY GOULD'S NEW CAR.
Tho Largest aud Heaviest Ever Turned Out
OF the Pullman shops.

The Largest aud Heaviest Ever Turned Out
OF tho Pullman Shops.
Until three weeks ago Millionaire Jay
Gould has not had the luxury OF having a pri-
vate railway car as his own individual prop
erty. Heretofore he had used tho old Union
Pscinc car Convoy. the property OF the rail-
fact used almost exclusively by Mr.. Gould In
hs onS bspf leaps from one end OF the CONT
But the Convoy has been assigned TO back
seat now. and In its place has come fresh from
er woods II shs
Geulas dlsSsss-io9tsd yacht, and lEs the yacht
was turned out Of the Pullman shops in uRi.
cago three weeks ago. and brought to the Penn
Il now stands. Mr. Gould has not yet ts seem . his
new purchase; It was completed Just after he
set out on his recent yacht voyage, and its
The ATLANTA is remarkable In that it Is by
half foot the longest car ever turned out Of
weighs $4,000 pounds. The average weight a Of
ress ssfs Us The
II was MI douIds direction that Special n pains
should be taken TO give the car strength and
end ngenats sas deSs &c 1ns
turned to account in Us construction. 1 woo
issr 81 the Ataans
total freedom from garish display. In one end
OF the car is the observation room. This is an
apartment II feet inches In length, by 8 feet
In width. 1t is furnished with two easy chairs
ana q sofa upnol stored In bronze silk plush
and II covered by a thick velvet carpet. on
the sides are rncks for wraps, and over the sofa
an GRpsr berth Is tucked away so deity Into the
FL 9s ie d down and made Into comfortable bed
into private bedroom, which In turn opens By
double sliding doors into a second private bed
t%SiSd ag beds d and have priyate toilet rooms
fo9 sng makes Ss hsnddsc@s parlSr eighteen feet
satin wood and is upholstered In blue
aux plush, The observation room Is
private bedrooms comes the dining
room finished In heavily carved oak and uns
registered, IKE the observation room, In bronze
Elk plush. Tho dining room IL IA feet long by
lin width. In the ecntrp IL AN oaken exten.
sion table. and the bulkhead separating il
open spindle WORK. This next apartment sim n
ply contatpA, ono on each sido Of the car, two
Ordinary Pullman slespinG berths. .Aifer this
spe<tmens comes toilet room. rsfFiGofator.
%o eSztAR log porter aud cook. and thS
ka.1nce. Inc Seogro Tie eAS ere furniahed
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A LUCKY MULE

PensieneA By the 9overnneAt for Distin.
suisheA Services In Several Warn.
There lives in this country-to be more
particular. at Mount Vernon. Alabama-a
unique animal This distinguished creature Is
mule. It might be supposed that its unique
ness lies In its kicking. but this is not the CASE
It Is unique because y has been regularly pen
lucky mules name Is Mexique. He has had Q
long and useful career. He has certainly served
as Is ssry the
war Of 1914 When application was made for
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TO DO O mOtler, ana Bne tOIQ ler husband hor
words were met BY hours OF sullen. immoyable
Wen put the little beast out to nurse, From
Scheme Of once or
hours she was given absolutely nothing to eat,
had had a hgmsR being under theiE power down *
more Of life than cats e and ssS they
apparently grew, weary Of her tenaeity. Tor
Mrs. Langworthy and her sister that they must
clear out, for thew would have nomore OF them.
This decision was come to after scene be-
One night she went H to him in the saloon. and
putting her arms gently round bis neck and
wnrd tell me why you have 50 changed3" He
runsS As as Gs hssdns g s hs
one conviction OF his mothers wrath
Ths 5 Hsx 4sa5 saS said do pS
taunt. you know what position you hold. Did
you believe In that marriage2 II was only an
empty form; would have gone through no
other with YOU"
but the certificate2"
Not worth the paper It was written on; the
this" and she tore of her wedding ring and
srso Her a him as L. sSSs ssSs her
but before this scene no had secretly taken
sSs ha Snt pro s a EswS %s Mating s
~ IS P-NO- - >>~~ N~~N-AANSeo sAos uo
It was on the 7th OF May just four months
after the ceremony at Antwerp, that the mil
lionaire hustled HIS wife Off his yacht into a
small gig. and had her rowed five miles to the
tender lying on Buenos Ayres. When Mira
Langworthy and her sister reached the vessel
on which their passage back to England had
been taken, IL proved to be q low-class French
merchant vessel. Tho agent said he knew he
was to have two passengers, but nothing about
ladies had been mentioned, else he would have
refused TO take them, for he had no fit acorn
mediation.
On reaching England Mrs. Langworthy i'm
mediately began proceedings against her hus-
conjugal rights. The English law Is that wo-
desertion till the conclusion OF the case. unless
the man swears that there was no ceremony
whatsoever. Messrs. Bircham 4 Co. put In an
AFFIDAVIT that their client. Mr.. Laugworthy, de-
MED that there had been any marriage.
give aIinony until Mrs Lsngw Ss hSpq pgoveS
done. Then Messrs. Bircham 1 Go. hn ana
Dir l.. was outside the Jurisdiction Of the court
that he was in the Argentine Republic. Mira
Langworthy know he was in London, and later
this was proved to have been the case. Messrs
Bircham were either In league with their
client or they were very gullible fools; but
their false aiidAvit had the effect OF protecting
their clients pocket and defeating justico.
The next defence was that the marriage was
pot Legal according 70 BELGIAN law. This. IN
hSppily; DE Y tue bqt eeeogding 70 NA9iiah
easdsd ~ esEsmeny = hsAAddA SkS > iSeisd
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-20
Notice Of incorporation.

THE UNDERSIGNED GIvENOTICETAAT
l. they hsye-th1 day Ass0eiaied atho0-
selves together; under the eensIal INV Of the
state Of Elor1dA psOviding for the fornasiOn
OF corporations, and the acts amendatory
thereto, under the cor porate name of ''The
Wilburton Land Company" for the develop
ment and disposition by sale settlement OF
the lands In Putnam county known as the
"kodman Grant," the disposition of the tim
Der thereon. constructing . railroaa to be
operated ~ horse o ssfam power to and
through the land. and such other things Is
The principal once of the company shall be
at Palatka. Putnam county, Florida, and The
amount. OF capital ss och Of said company
shall be Thlrty-two thousand dollars, In
sharx OF one hundred dollars each.
The ttxneU CUmmencemeut of said business
shall be enc 1seA day Of November, 1854, OF e
soon ~ the articles of Incorporation are nled
with the Secretary of State and County Clerk.
That the ofAcers of the corporation ehan b
. Presioeut. Secretary and Treasurer, whose
tern Of ONCE shall be one year from date of
election.
The ipdebtednsss or liability of said com
pany shan nos exceed the sum Of twenty
thousand dollars.
In witness whereof we hereunto subscribe
our namea to the foregoing article. on this
eleventh day Of Novemher, A. d. l8A
@. WILBUR TUTTLR,
n. 8. MOONEY,
nol2-w3m-A Il r. MCKRAN.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-20

IYNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF DECREE
" of foreclosure, made by the Hon. Thos.
y. King, on the 3lst day of December. 1885, in
q certain cause in chancery for Putnam
County, Eiorida yhsreia John Dunn =
Racien.toe. CD Dufroushs, = 4. Cisveland
and Nv. Cleveland are defendants. and BY
which decree am appointed Special Master
In Chancery to execute said decree, i will
oner for sale at public auction. to the highest
bidder. for cash, between the usual hours Of
1877. the same being the snle day for - Id
Month. in front of the front door Of the
Court House In Palatka. Florida. the follow
ing described real estate in Putnam County.
Florida, to-wit: section forty-eight Of Town
ship nfne, south Of Range twenty -seven east,
and md bounded e. follows viz; BEGINNING q 2
being set ON the edge of the Fosrsstsr Point
owned By one 8. c. Warner. thence north
twenty four chains to . Liz htwood post In the
margin or the swamp. marked With croaR:
thence east twenty chains to q lakewood
post marked with u croea, thence south thirty
chains to hghtwcod poet msrked With .
cross and set on the edge of the Forester
Point public road, thence along the ed9e Of
said roac twenty chains to the point OF be-
ginning: said tract containing about fifty-fiye
acres.
Purchaser to pay for deed
J. E BALDWIN
&~- speciai Master in Chancery.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-20
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
At Paintka with Jacksonville. Tampa Ke'
West haiiway,an 81. Augustine and Palsfks
Railway. apd fast river steamers for St Au-
gugttne, Green Cove Springs, Jacksonville
end all points North, kAst and West Als.
with the Twin Screw Iron steamer City a
falatka," and Steamship City of Monticello.
for CHARLESTON. New York. Boston. Phiiadel-
Mail trains max . close connection both way
wa J. T. X. w. H'y., At Jacksonville with Al.
lant.c O0ast Line. Fast Mail,
ers over Savannah. Florida 4 Westei n R'y for
New Orleans. Penaacola, Savannah. Alb. ny,
Aonts3Iery. Louisviiie, 81, Louis and all
Al Ocala with Florida Railway and Navisa-
ton Co, D. b. q. 4 G. X. X.
At Astor with 81, Johns river steamers for
Jacksonvfiie, sanford and way landings.
A. L0eeburg with this sc. Johns and Lake
Busth dtytsion Of the Florida Southern Raj
vey. and boafs on Lakes Harris. kustis and
Grimm fof all points on fakes
~ Tsmpa with steamships Msscotte aud
whitney every Tuesday, Thu sday and satur-
DAY for Key West and Havana.
A. Pemberton's Perry with South Florida
ny for LAkelsnd. Tsinpa, Hichland, Kissim-
me. Barlow Orlando, Sanford and Dads City.
Al PuBta Cora with steamer Alice How
ard for Punta hasse and Fort Myers
9. o3NAN1,,..O.w gkoMwELL.
4. c. O0WAG. Ger" Tnv. An.
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The Temperance people throul =.
country will commend Mn. 0ossaa
Tor not Offering wine at the 1gpOd
gave to sixty young ladies Of RVashingscn
last Thursday. It 10 the custom TO
serve several kinds on such occasions,
and this was the first gathering OF any
pretensions this ~ inter where 1t was abb
sent. The action Of the Womans TEN
psrance UniOo 20 g. Louis ID gefegence
to Mrs.. Whisnsy,s luncheon % the Presi-
dents bride w0s romembeGed by all who
went to the whites House the Other dsy,
but those who know say that it did not
make the slightest difference with Mrs:
Cleveland. who would not hsye served
wine under sny circumstances. She
does not drink it herself and does not be-
lieve it appropriate % serve wins as gath
erinRs OF young ladies. Az the Fre:a-
dents wife sets the fashions, IL may be
expected that her example will be fol-
lowed by the official society OF the capi-
tai, and it certainly will do no harm in
the world q large. iGS+
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-20
Savannah. Florida 4 Western
Railway.
WAYCR0SS SHORT LINE.

All trains of this rosd are run by Ceafral
Standard time,
TINE CARD IN BTTDCT DnCxMDER 6.
Passenger trains will leave and arrive daily
- follows:
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-20

Three trains DeUween Jacksonville and San
ford. n O change Of cars between Jackson
vi lie and TAMPA. ..
The l230 p. m. Cuban fast mail tram awaits
Inc arrival OF the fast mail from the North.
and stops only at the principal stations and
1t Lemon street, Palatka. making connection
at Ts mpa with steaD ers for Key West and
Havana on Tuesday. Thursday AZ d Saturday
evenings. Pullman Buffet Sleeping cars are
attached to this train II ON New York through
to Tam pa, and the p. m. train from Tampa
through to Washington. Other trains have
Chair Pc rior Cars.
Direct connection IL made at Paiatka with
the Florida Southern Railway TO and from
Gainesville, Ocala, Leesburg, and other points
reached by tbst road. Also wtth-0ck lawaha
river. mers. and with the St. Johns and
Halifax Railway for Ormond, Day tona. etc.
At Huntington with sta ges for Crsece0t City;
At Orange City Junction with Il. S. q. c. x
II. BY. for Lake Helen. 1t Monroe With Orange
be.t Railway Tor L0ngwood snd Oakland; ~
sanford for all points rec ched 10y South Flor.
ida Railroad.
Tram ieaving Jacksonville S:l0 4. m. and
arriving $40 y. IN. connect at Titusvt le with
Steamer 'kockledge" TO and from Cocoa,
Rock ledge, Melbourne and intermediate II nd
lngs ON Indisn hiver. daily. except eundsy.
City Ticket once. NV cor. h. y and Hogan ste
n. K. MORAN. -
Gen'l. eupt. and q. p. A.
I. c. DEMING. A. @. PA.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-20

DAT8NTS SECURrD ON REASONABLY
i Te ms. Work reliable; papers car~fuliv
and IL 9Aliy drawn Write for particulars. ~
L. COLL and r, Patent Attorney and Nechan.
teal Engineer, st. Cloud Building, washinS-
ton. d. G de5.tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-20
Masters Sale.

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT, FIFTH JUDI
i CIAL Circuit. Putnam County. Florida In
Undsr and by virtue of . fnsl decree of
forecloaszre, issued out OF the above mention
ed Court on the 2zth day OF December, A d.
1855, in q certain cause therein pending, where
In william b. Barnett. w. ID. Barnett and
Bion HI. Barnett, cO-partners under the hrm
name OF '~The HAnk or Jackeonvfle," are
cOmp1ainanfu, and udson w. Whitnev, L. q.
Gold and Freeman 8. Hodges, late co part
ners under the frm name Of whitney, Gold &
Hodges, are defendants, will sell at public
outcrY, to the highest bidder. on the FIRST
MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, AID. 1881, the
same being the nth day thereof, In front of
the Court house door in the city of ralatka.
Florida, all the following described lands, ten
ements, and hsreditaments, the same being
situated In the county OF Putnam, and State
Being part OF Lot 1, Section q, Township
IL. south of AnnGe - east; beginning ae Q
cypress tree DoSkeo vhh = crosA and staudE
ing on tie y1a.pt. Of the Sc u Inns River.
about three hun6teA feet north OF the ware
house on webs l.ADa1ng. and running from
thence north ID deG.east 300 feet to . stako:
thence on Mne H0nning at right angles with
the ab0v0 line ma n9gtherly direction 30 feet
70 Q stake, thence south 10 deg. west to lhe
margin Of the st Johns River; thence along
the margin OF said river to the point OF begin
ming. containing about one acre of land, and
being the same land upon which the saw-mill
and timber ssrd are n0M situated; Terms
cash. LOTION NJ. JONES'.
aa.N special Master.
Deeember e, 1So6 Vita
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-20

Pulmsn Buffet Car and Mann Boudoir Buffet
Cars via Waycroea, Albany and Macon, and VIA
Waycr0ss. yesup aud Macon, between Jack.
sOnville and Cincinnati; also through Passen-
ger Coaches between Jacksonv HE ana Chatsn.
noO0A-
Pullman Buffet Cars to and from Jactson-
willie and Nashville via Townsville and Mont
Gou cry.
Pullman Buffet Cars between Jacksonville
and Washington.
WM. p HARDEE
General PASSENGER AGENT.
R. G. FLEMING. superintendent.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-20

In Circ0it Court, Fifth Judicial Cir
cult or FlOrida-Pulnam County
GEORGEw. VINEGAR and1
WILLIAM. VINEGAR,
MILO N. potter, closure.
CORNHLlA LYON and
NARY LnNTE. etal.
TT Ape AIRING BY THE AFFIDAVIT or
one OF the complainsnts filed in this cause.
that the defendants are each OF them over
the age OF twenty one Year,; that they reeide
out Of the Sta . OF Florida and that the par
ticul.r plscs. Of reeidence Of said defendants
are, to the beeC of afnants' knowledge and
belief. as foliows: The said Milo NJ Potter In
Detroif. Mich gan; the said COrnelia Lyon in
Detroit, Michigan; and the said Mary Lente At
Cold spring. New York. II IL, therefore, or
dered that said defendants, aud each Of them,
do appear and answer or demur to the bill
fled In this cause on or before the 7th day of
february, A. ID. 1887, else in default thereof
said bill may be taken confessed against
them: provided, this notice be published
once q week for four weeks consecutively in
the Palat IA News, a newspaper published in
Pa atka, Fla.
Witness my hand and oficial seal this 18th
day of Deceu Der, AID. 1886,
WIN. + FORWARD,
vital Clerk Circuit Court.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-20

Coonec1s ae T0coi with the fsst and popu-
lar stea0ElOHA '6YLvESTRR, 0f the Post
x1oo.i % and from Jacksonviile. giving two
ana Teturn 70 yaeksooy VILE sArs day. making
IT, Desirable route Tor Toirisfs Trains
run Into It AuGusttne within three minutes'
walk Of the Plaza.
". J. JARVIS. A p. SHERWOOD,
Gen. Supt. Gen. Freight and Pass A.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-20

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
duly appointed end qusffned as the Ad-
U4atstranix Of the eStAte Of Peter Munroe
late OF Fucoo1 county, deceascd-al all errons
hovtng claims asainSt the said estate are re-
Qufreo % pstsent the - 10 for payment y thin
SUSAN Z. MUNRoE,
Administrative.
December 18th. 1855. de3D-tfS